TRAILS ALLIANCE of SANTA FE REFERENCES
If you’re thinking of taking kids along on your next hike check out this site for tips on hiking with kids:
A Guide to Hiking With Kids
PUBLIC LAND MANAGERS & AGENCIES
- Santa Fe County Open Space and Trails Division, Open Land and Trails Planning and Advisory Committee (COLTPAC), “County Open Land and Trails Plan”, 2000
- Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) – Bicycle and Trails Task Force, “Metropolitan Transportation Plan”, “Transportation Improvement Plan”
- New Mexico Department of Transportation – Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Equestrian Advisory Committee and Coordinator
- New Mexico State Parks – Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant funds and coordination of statewide trails
N.M. BIKING, EQUESTRIAN AND OUTDOOR ORGANIZATIONS
- Bicycle Coalition of New Mexico
- New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors
- Pedal Queens
- Backcountry Horsemen of New Mexico
BICYCLE SAFETY
U.S. TRAILS ORGANIZATIONS
- American Hiking Society
- American Trails
- International Mountain Bicycling Association
- Professional Trailbuilders Association
- Rails to Trails Conservancy
- VOC Outdoor Stewardship Institute
- Continental Divide Trail Alliance
BOOKS for Trail Maintenance
- Trail Construction and Maintenance Notebook, 1999, Forest Service
- Natural Surface Trails by Design: Physical and Human Design Essentials of Sustainable, Enjoyable Trails, 2004, Troy Scott Parker
- Trail Planning, Design & Development Guidelines, 2007, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
MAPS of Local Trails
- Dale Ball Trails Map
- Santa Fe National Forest map by USDA Forest Service
- New Mexico Road and Recreation Atlas by Benchmark Maps
- Dharma Maps
- City of Santa Fe Bike Map
- Sangre de Cristo & Great Sand Dunes NP by Sky Terrain Trail Maps
- Santa Fe, Bandelier, & Los Alamos Trail by Sky Terrain Maps, Ken Schulte
- New Mexico Atlas and Gazetteer
- Pecos Wilderness by USDA Forest Service
- Santa Fe Quad by BLM
- Caja del Rio, Dierdre
- Mountains of Santa Fe, by Bill Drake (copies may still be available, but it is out of print)
GUIDEBOOKS of Local Trails
- Day Hikes In The Santa Fe Area, by Santa Fe Group of the Sierra Club, 2007
- Best Hikes In New Mexico With Children, by Bob Julyan, 2004
- New Mexico’s Wilderness Areas, by Bob Julyan, 1999
- Santa Fe – Taos Hiking Guide by Bob D’Antonio, 2004
- Trail Guide To The Pecos Wilderness, by Public Lands Interpretive Association
- Trail Guide To Geology Of The Upper Pecos. by Patrick Sutherland, Arthur Montgomery
- Mountain Biking New Mexico, by Sarah Bennett Alley, Falcon Guides, 2001
- Mountain Biking Northern New Mexico, by Bob D’Antonio, Falcon Guides, 2004
- Santa Fe Area Mountain Bike Trails, by Craig Martin
- Saddle Up, New Mexico, by John and Nina Buonaiuto-Cloyed, 2007
- Best Easy Day Hikes – Santa Fe, by Linda & Katie Regnier, Falcon Guides, 2006
- Fifty Hikes in New Mexico, Harry Evans, 2005
- 50 Hikes in Northern New Mexico, Kai Huschke
- Albuquerque 60 HIKES WITHIN 60 MILES, Stephen Ausherman, 2007
Where to find info on local trails:
Public Lands Information Center
Free maps and brochures, buy maps and books.
301 Dinosaur Trail
Santa Fe, NM, 87508.
Open Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mountain Time.
Buy maps, books, travel gear.
*The website has online trail maps too!!*
839 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 992-0418
Or, you can frequent your local library, outdoor gear shop, bike shop, etc!